Thanks for the quick response it makes more sense now. Looking at our CMake
files, I see now that all our targets are indeed PHONY, because we use
*add_custom_target
*to create those targets. So no matter what they are always considered out
of date. For now I'll have to assume that whoever wrote th
I think this is just a misunderstanding and not related to CMake.
Make --question mode always returns a 1 if the target is PHONY because
these targets are always out of date.
The Makefiles generated by CMake use a top level PHONY target (and other
PHONY targets as well)
zzz@i7-lab:~/temp/bldlibvn
We are using cmake for our project and recently discovered that the
generated Makefiles do not seem to work correctly with the '--question' or
'-q' option. The return code is always '1' even if there are no changes
which would require rebuilding/recompiling anything. I am not sure if this
is an iss
